I think the point is that everyone wants a non-technical co-founder to be more like yourself. But the emails from the "idea" people fail in a more fundamental w

I think the point is that everyone wants a non-technical co-founder to be more like yourself. But the emails from the "idea" people fail in a more fundamental way -- imagine writing a cover letter to an employer that basically told the employer only what you got out of employment. Suddenly that sounds like begging for charity, not a potential business relationship, and so the email gets ignored. Ignore enough of those emails and you get posts like the OP.